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It's totally normal for them to fix it. Replacing a firearm almost never happens. Don't sweat it. They'll get it up and running and back in your hands before you know it. Try not to consider it a quality issue either. You have yourself a great rifle. These things can happen on even the most expensive firearms and are typically attributed to something minor. It's frustrating and it sucks to have to send your new toy in for service but it's not the end of the world.